The Board of Assessors approved VADAR training and began planning for a 10-year property revaluation. James Houle, Jennifer Unkles, and Cynthia Faith approved the VADAR training process, with Roy Bishop to commence the revaluation.
Assessors changed chapter lands deadline to December 1 and sought Selectboard database methodology, with website access recommended.
The Sunderland Board of Assessors approved motor vehicle excise tax abatements in executive session. The four-member board, including James Houle, Cynthia Faith, Jennifer Unkles, and Liz Silin, voted on the abatements under Chapter 60A on September 15.
Sunderland Board of Assessors unanimously approved Liz Sillin as a member at its Sept. 9 meeting. Board members Cynthia Faith, James Houle, Jennifer Unkles, and Rebecca Torres voted all in favor of the motion, appointing Sillin through the Spring Town Election.
Sunderland Selectboard approved warrant for Franklin County Technical School capital project vote. The board voted 2-0 to approve and sign the warrant for the October 6 ballot measure authorizing $236,572,983 for a new Franklin County Regional Vocational Technical School and related facilities,
Sunderland Selectboard appointed a new Assessor Administrative Assistant with unanimous board approval. The board voted 3-0 to appoint Cynthia Faith on a motion by C. Drake-Tremblay, seconded by D. Murphy.
The Sunderland Selectboard unanimously appointed Cynthia Faith to the Assessor Administrative Assistant position. The three-member board—N. Waring, C. Drake-Tremblay, and D. Murphy—voted 3-0 on the appointment at a joint meeting with the Board of Assessors. Assessor J. Unkles endorsed Faith's
Sunderland Board of Assessors voted unanimously to offer a job after reference checks, with Selectboard appointment to follow.
Sunderland appointed 16 election officers representing Democrats, Republicans, and unenrolled voters. The slate, which includes out-of-town registrants and a high school student, will serve through August 31, 2027, with the Selectboard voting unanimously. Year-end fiscal transfers were also
The Board of Assessors found the Raynes' 10-acre property eligible for Chapter 61B Recreational Land program. The couple were provided an application after the board reviewed and approved their parcel eligibility.
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